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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-20
MAZZANTINI.

Ell famoso diestro espafol Ma
zzantini era esperado con ansia Ell
la ciudad mexicana de Puebla,
donde debia dar tres corrilas, los
domingos q de febrero y E y l3
de MARIO.
En la ciudad no SO habla dc otr
cosa, seg1n vemos en- la pren>a
pueblense; y SO comprende. Para
estas corridas Sc preparaban trenes
de recreo de la capital, que sc es-
pera vayan atestadOs de viajeros,
quienes deberan ser conducidos q la
plaza con cohetes y m1sica por la
empreSa. Preparabanse ademas
con tai OCCASION epatas en- el 10
calo, funciones de gala en- los tea
tros y otros regocijos. Los hoteles
Sc sprestaban a hacer un soberblo
negocio.
Los precios de abono, por las
tres corridas, son un palco con {
asientos, 800: asientos de barre.
ra, Is: idem bajo los palcos, II
entrada general q sombra 10, y
sol 3. Para una function SO GOTTA
ban los paloos q 40 pesos, lo'
asientos de barrera q &, Ia entTadi
general a sombra q 4, y d sol
Ol25.
(RsprOdaeido.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-20
CALOULOS.

Para calculos no hay como los
Ingleses. Uno de ellos ha calcu-
lado que Londres consume Ell I'm
afo 100000 bueyes, 100000 de
carneros, 100000 uerneras, 100000
cerdos, 100000 de gallinaceas,
500 millones de libras de pescado
y tantos de ostras; 100000 langos-
tas, un million de toneladas de con-
servas, innumerables frutas, 90 mi
lloDes de fanegas de trigo, 200 mi
llones de litros de cerveza, 10 mi
llones de litros de aguarliente y 30
millones de litros de vino. Ell con-
sumo de aqua potable es relativa-
mente corto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-20

sistema, fabricando sangre pura, y au-
meptando las carnes y les fuerzas.
Rogamos q las madres d. estos ino-
centes que no dejen de probar este re-
medic, porque seguramente los pondra
buenos y sanos.
Santo Domingo, Enero 25 de
1880. Sr. D. B. GoUssARD, Santo
Domingc.-Muy sefior milo: Para los
fines que puedan convenirle, me apre-
suro hoy d manifestarle mi sincers
gratitud por la asombrosa cursci6n
realizada en- mi, merced d su bondado-
so consejo.
Hallab&me sQfriendo de una tisis
pulmonar, que va me habfa llevado al
tltimo extre mo, es decir, al caso en-
que va desahuciado por los facultati-
vos tuve que apelar q los d'timos au-
xilios de la religion. En- ese critico
estado, fn9 que por consoles de usted
tome ell Pectoral de Anacahuita junto
con ell Aceite de Hfgado de Bacalao
preparado por los Sres. Lanman y
Kemp, y despues de algunos meses de
uso constants de estos dos admirables
remedies, ell NAL habia va desaparecido
rsdicalmeute, hallAndome hoy en- ell
goce de la mas perfecta salud.
Reiterando mis- graciss,
Soy de listed atento servidor, j. II.
PRAT. 81
Marca S. BOrdOy. Ell vino legl'
timo de este acredltado cosechero dni-
camente 10 recibeu y despachsn en-
cuarterolas, garrafones ? botellas.
San Francisco, 37.-BoRDoY Y c.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-20
VENTA DE FINCAS.

En- ursd cl6u Cayey reaEa agricoa compuesta
900 cuerda de tereno ano toadad
mbrado oo; tene tambieu sembra de cafs plata
nos arboe rue habtaci6n bsjos de
oos,ers rsnchones baantes al servco de hnca
onda con al grande dc Plata que bsna excelenes
en- una gran extension CENTRAL atraviesA
r uao exremos passndo nte habitac6n dis
ounce Ia atraSiesa tamben una
4uebA de sSaA ptrmaaenses hastante candaosa da 90
rob n uuos Is minutes Sc eaZA mil pesos enten
6ndo>e regoeiachu don Melton Vsxlues doctor don
Ja4 Antono udier dcha pueblo de Cayev 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-20
Ell TABAOO Y LA JAQUECA,

Ell Doctor Monin ha publicado
un estudio respecto a las relacio-
nes de la jaqueca con el tabaco, y
de numerosas observaciOnes dedu-
ce que en- ciertos sujetos, principal
menue en- los. nerviOsOs y en- los
artrfticos, el tabaco es susceptible
de determinar jaquecas rebeldes a
todos los remedies Y de una grave
dad sintom&tica muy aparente.
El habito de fumar en- ayunas
parece constituir la principal causa
determinante de ese estado, sobre
todo los cigarrillos que son suscep-
tibles de producer la jaqueca hasta
en- los fumadores mas endurecidos.
La tOlerancia del sistema ner-
vioso para el veneno nicotlnico,
proviene de que Sc fuma despues
de la comida, quees cuando menos
daiio causa.
Los fumadores noviciOs expert
mentan todos los sintomas de la
naupatia, Y las relaciones entire la
jaqueca y el marco han sido sena-
ladas desde hace mucho tempo
como sintomatilogia por los auto
res.
No es, pues, sino por una espe-
Gle de costumbre que Sc atenda la
propiedad del tabaco para causar
el dolor de cabeza.
El Doctor Monin asegura que Sc
puede curar con solo la Suppression
del tabaco, una multitud de jaque'
cas- consideradas como constitution
males, hcreditarias 6 incurables.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-20
PARA OTRO NtMERG.

En- Ell pr6ximo insertaremos el
proyecto presentsdo por nuestro
muy celoso Z inteligente Alcalde,
senior Soliveres, para el arreglo
de Ia deuda municipal, y cuyo
proyecto, sceptado por Ell NUM-
cipio, es de Greer que pronto sc
haga ejecutorio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-20
0ACETA DE HOY.

TelegrAmA de que sc da cuentS
en- otro lugar.
Snbastas.
Ha quedAdo en- comunieAci6n
ell cable entire Ponce y Santa
Cruz.
Real Orden sobre el nGmero
de plaSas de Alumuos que han dc
cubrirse en- Julio pr6ximo en IL
Academia general mih.ar. 4 plA
Eas correspondent 6 Puerto-Rieo.
Por Ia lntendeneiA dc HAcien
da sc psgarAn en Ia semAna pr6Tl
ma las facturSs cue sigaen, CO.
rre pondientes q Ia AmoTtiEAeion
de 1883 "a y del cupon 20;
Mario 2l.--FaetarAs ndns. SIS { SOS
- 22.-FsctuFss Edms. $50 4 S0&
-- 25.-Fsctnfas n0ms. ssT ! 800
- 24.-RActngaa nnma. SbD A 006
- 2es-FseturAs paua aee { aVT.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-20
SOCIEDAD C0NSTRUCTORA
DE FINCAS URBANAS EN- BAYAMON

No habiendo teniio efccto por fslta de lici-
tadores Ia subasta de Ia casa de esta Sociedad
anunciada para este dia; la Junta nombrade
para entender en- la venta vuelve ( anunciar
di ha subssta para ell dia de Mario pr6ximo
4 la una de la tarde en- las oicinss de h Com
p4hia Ferres del 0ests bajo las mismas condi-
clones establecidss en- Ell primer snuncio; sd-
virtiendo que dicha casa ha sido retasada On ID
cantidad de $50 pesos mlc. , que no % admiss
tran proposiciones que no cubran 81 montants
de su tasaci6n.
BAyam6n, "a de Febrero de 1e67.-E Pre-
sidente, MANUEL AGUAYo. (26)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-20
VARIEDADES.
AYuNo DE CALoR

Succi , Meflath, & fuerza de
ayunar, nos habian dejado hartos q
los mortales que comemos y bebe-
mos.
Pues ahora, seg6n cuentan los
periSdicos franeeses, ha salido OsrO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-20
BNlR DE- BOPl HE(Hl.

eaas / - a.. "a. taA has 81
s@as 49, sas4ess ~ geAaxa p@sA sasas
$50 ~ es@ sgAA 8s Ka. - ,
aes.sses = j sssaSs - @aY asaatas
~ ssRHs&@ s*s2s s@4ks4sa. - @a@Sss 50
g. 49,
Z hsy - ~ So. mkkA&A. Il
FWts 4 AAsss ID Il lssi. ii
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-20

Trough on Rats! Muerte q los
ratonesl-Al fin Sc hs encontrado 10
que hemos necesitado toda la vida!
Pidase q los boticarios ell "Rough on
Rats" Destierra los ratones, cucara-
chas, moscas y chinches.
Piedra Plastica.~ - xa mas bara-
ia Piedra Pl&stica de Portland es Ia
que venden Armas y Jimenez, Cruz
13.-Puerto- Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-20

BAio el nombre de "TAMB0,' Sc ha alberto
IN establecimiento lie vacas de lechs, las Que
Sc ordeharAn preseneiA del Consnmidor todos
gos diAs de 5 q de la mshAns, y de por
u tArde.
Gale de San Sebastian, mum. q, 50
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-20

ayunador, y por 10 menos, sus ex-
periencias tendran un resultado
dtil para la sociedad. Sc llama ell
tai ayunador lie Grele, boticario
muy conocido, que ha apostado q
que llega al fin del invierno, ex-
puesto & la temperature exterior y
sin mas abrigo que un lienzo del
gado. LIE Grele pretende desafiar
todos los frios, sin reuma nj tos, 81
SO le permite tomar unas pastillas
de su invenci6n.
iY d6nde esta ell ayunoi-pre-
guutaran los lectores.
Pues en- la abstinencia de calOr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-20
"UA ARGENTINA"
FONDA Y POSADl Dc MANUEL BlbRlOL &,

ale Do Eaa S-6astiia rsa's a Ia paea det -hsrcado
Ademas del servcio esmersdo de fonda ha-
llarAa los Shes. pAsajero hAbitaciones frescas
' aseadas, todo nuy economico. 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-20

Telegrama de que sc dA euentS
en- otro lugar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-03-20

que 0SegNTddO Ia C0MpdNlG d6 SsyU70s IU MUVU"
obiene SECURE mds bar0tO mGs digno de cOnfGnsG
que 6 que otrescG ningunG otr0 COmpana
Cmpahi proportion s gsos que los nns
10 otra
Ps los de cmgaa
liberal jas Ofdo oompsni aguna de Segu Despue r :
einci sindo POLKA
do enedor de POLKA pm mentas
puebas
Compah
a ntere
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-02
PRESS rEN(IEING>.

Waco has four-year-old child
that weighs less than twenty pounds
1t was probably intended as an editor
for one OF the Waco papers. Fort
Worth Mail.
Et tn Brute2 But just you wait
awhile, and you will see these Lilli-
puts transformed into giants, aud a
race of babies bigger than the shrivel-
led "Migits' that crouch where the
panther slept.
Galveston or Dallas, one or the
other, should be selecte I as the place
in which to hold the next democratic
state convention. The Times will be
satisfied with either OF these places,
-TeXarkaua Times.
What is the matter with Waco?
She is central, accessible and hospit-
able, has accommodations and is fairly
entitled TO the honor. She is on the
list of bidders and she doesn't want
the committee to forget it.
The city council did one sensible
thing last Monday night. 1t adopt
ed the ordinance eXempting manu-
factories from municipal taxation -
Houston Post.
A most liberal bid for investors,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-02
GOVERNMENT TESTS.
The Roya1Baking Powder Declarsa
Superior to all others.

The fact that Royal Baking Powder is in all respects
the best baking powder offered to the public has been
established beyond question.
Prof H. A. Mott, when employed by the U. s. Cover
anayze the various baking powders of the marx"
TO determine which the best and economca all"
extended Investigation reported in favor of the K~
and it adopted for government use.
Prof. Mott has continued his examinations OF paAD
powders sold at the present day, and affms IL a' ~
deliberate Judgment, arrived at after most thorough lese
and careful examination of the principal brands Oh ~
market that the Royal is undoubtedly the purest ana
reliable baking powder offered the public Prof Mo'
his recent report says:
'The Royal Baking Powder is absolutely pure w.
have found it in many made both for that coa
and the u S, Government
g l will go still further and state that because o. ~
facilities that company have for obtaining perfectly P
Of tartar and for other reasons dependent uP
proper proportions of the same and the method %
preparation the Royal Baking Powder is undoubtedl! w..
purest and most reliable baking powder offered "
public De, HENRY A MOTT, PED"
Lots o. s. Goezsasas GAM
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-02

lr il stated that "a number of the
most eminent physicians and medical
professors i'll Germany have united in
an attack upon "apolhecaries' Latin, y
and a pharmaceutical lexicon is being
prepared for the use of doctors and
chemists, so as to assist them i'll pre- e.
scribing and making up prescriptions
in the language understood by the
people" This is reform that Amer
lean physicians might initiate with
dignity and propriety, and all the
people would applaud their return to
the methods OF simplicity and common
lausp
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-02

THE Times democrat finds delight
in the fact that the western lumber
men, who are investing so largely in
southern woodlands. are "Uurchasing
not simply to hold for rise in prices
but to developer them. The supply
in the north and west not being sui
ticient TO meet the demand, they find
il necessary to hunt new forests and
plant new mills. This they are doing
i'll the pineries and cypress forests VI
the south and sou lh-west, and it gives
the esteemed contempOry of the Cres-
cent City exceeding pleasure to know
that these woodlands are to fall prey
to tho developing processes OF theruth-
less but enterprising lumbermen. 1t
must, indeed, be sort of mourufui
pleasure that ls inspired by the denu-
datiou of the American forests. and
it should come with "A ghastly grin
when the nX is applied TO the trunk
of Louisiana or Texas tree. There
is appreciate JOY in the planting of n
tree, but to cut it down is the occasion
for no pleasing thought or sensation
OF gladness.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-02

an unknown correspondent diatcf
( unnecessarily upon the details of {
recent transfer OF the editorial man
agemont of this paper, some of hi.
statement, beng based upon fact
some upon heieeay or Imagination
aud others manufactured out of the
whole cloth. The statement that tic
transfer was contamination of q
shrewd and designing political scheml
of Senator Coke to get the paper out
Of Col. Bartow's hands and into the
hands Of his own friends, in order to
syoid conflict sought TO be brought
about between Judge Clark, Col. Mill
and himself, Is purely creation OF
his own fertile imagination. In the
first place, these hnored sons of Texas
are the best of friends 80 tar as THE
EXAMINER knows, and nothing is
farther from their minds than such q
clash, and such a hypothesis has only
existed, perhaps, i'll the designing
brain of an able and well known edi-
toral writer. The faithful and efficient
public services of Clark and Mills
have endcared them to the hearts OF
the people, who will lose no opportu-
nifty TO reward them and dis
charge the obligations due them
The largest debt of gratitude, how
ever, due by the state OF Texas to her
present public servants, is perhaps
due to senator Coke, tor v.'iAnt ser.
vices in the United States Senate in
connection with his able co-laborer
Senator MaXcy, In representing and
contendiug for her paramount inter
ests through thick aud thin and under
the greatest conceivable difficulties.
The people will rewardClark andMills,
for their services. THE EXAMINER
will gladly improve any opportunity
to acknow ledge their able, fearless
and persistent efforts in behalf of the
people, but confidently feels, that they
would not expect or permit ii to say
one. word in detracting from the lau-
rels of Coke in order to advance their
interests. Coke is growing old and
the same sound horse sense, which
elevated him to the position and made
him one of the most valuable public
servants Texas ever had, will also tell
him when to retire and seek that
comfortable rcposo, to which his long
life, filled with noble works, cntitle
MIN. When so d Brains" is ready, OF
his own accord to lay oil his
toga and step down end olt,
Texas will be fortunate enough TO
have an ample supply OF senatorial
timber-mon who can put 1t on and
wear it with becoming dignity and
grace
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-02

but the prole'aire will Kick end office
seekers will howl for equal taxation
and special privileges to none. Geor.
gia tried the experiment and was glad
when the ten years exemption expired
The greatest evil in Texas to-day,
sud the one that is the most damag-
iug to her general good, Is the uncer-
inty OF getting Justice III the courts,
p1d the certainty of escaping punish
mcnt for crimes against the law.
This may not be corp imcnt to the
legislators, but it is true nevertheless.
Temple Herald.
Well, what are you going to Go
about it! The whole country is i'm
pre- 3sed with the lsmentabe truth of
your statement, but didn't the coun-
try put its great fiat foot ON judiciary
reform last summer: a huge mon
ster evil has its gtip upon the
jury box as well as the ballot box.
WHILE the press and the people of
this country are not i'll FAVOR of know
'
Americans shall be foreiguiZ ID or
foreigners A mericaniled is getting to
be pretty serious one.-Brenham
Banner.
There is one thing certain--a focal
idea on which we are all agreed-we
don't intend to have more than one
flag to represent authority or power
in this country again, TIL the mill
lenium comes.
THE News is going . tell the truth.
Paris News.
1hat's right; it will do YOU good
Customers will know exactly where
to fluid Christmas goods If they are
observation-disclosures Daily Gimlet.
a solid fact; and only think of it
only twenty three days to do it in.
Make your own hog and hominy at
home, If you want to be prosperous
and happy and ayold mortgages. 80
Texas Mirror.
There's world OF philosophy in
that nugget; aud oh, what dream of
'P''''S ~ ''''' " . '0' ie-N"' "S
;on d XXX r. ou WV" ~ h " "'I'"'u Up,n
aud fearing to express it, is a very
-ickly aud unworthy institution
lyier Courier
snake brother. 10 thlnk lntelIi
gently ana rightly Is to be a god. II
Is doupted II any man who thinks is
AFRAID to give u.terance to his thought.
HE coward never thinks
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-02

TO tinker with the tariff is one
thing. TO rovise'it to the tune OF
eighty millions and remove the stu
pendons burden from an oppressed
people isquite another. MIR. Randall,
and Barney Gibbs are vcritablo tink-
ers Cleveland and Carlisle, Coke and
Colquitt, Mills and millions are up
higher, and are reaching for the
throat of the monster.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-02

DURING the last few years, no less
than six and "a hsl' tons of diamonds,
valued at 100000 600 have been taken
from four of the South African mines.
The next largest dlemond field i'll the
world, which is also a British posses
sion, is in India, too far away perhaps,
tor jay Gould to scheme for lts own
ershIp.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-02
PLANT some moro trees.

PLANT a forest Of trees s'ld your
children will bless YOU.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-02

A CHURCH at Hartford, Connect
cut, has just refused to dismiss its
pastor for believing in the theories of
the anarchists and comparing their
execution to the cruciliXion Of Jesus
Chriat.N
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-02
Coke, Clark and Mills.

In u breezy communication from
Waco, under date of November 29th
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-02

lr is stated that Mr.. Cleveland S
''Red Top property has enhanced
$4,000 since he purchased it. This
is good for a modest poor man like
the nations pet but it's small mat
ter as compared with Secretary Whit
ney's luck, who has realized over
100000 profit on lands bought in the
vicinity of Washington two years ago.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-02

THE conviction of Herr Most Tor
disloyal and seditlous utteranccs in
public specchcs,.is another healthtul
indication that the American people
are sound to the core on the doctrine
OF "liberty regulated by law" The
popular decree has gone forth that
Anarchism and Americanism shall
not shake hands, and that the latter
Is here to stay.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-02

TIE sclt-stylcd reformers of Louisi-
ana, who are tsmpering with political
wires, are not likely to do the demo
cratic party any good. Their course
II persisted in, will inevitably lead to
split III the nominal M convention,
and make possible the defeat fGov.
McEnery by Nichols. In vain effort
to secure the negro vote, these deluded
democrats are in fair way to turn the
state over to the republicans.
POPE LEO NH sets noble example
for American rulers in tho matter of
tree culture. In addition to his won-
derful fondness for agriculture, he is
said to have passion for plan ting
trees. one of his first wokrs after his
election was to plant the garden O..
the vatican with fruit trees and vines
this year for the tirst
time the grapes OF the vaticqn
garden are turned into
wine. Holiness superintends the
operation and gives the necessary
orders. Now, il Mr.. Cleveland aud
frankie would only place themselves
al the head OF the American Forestry
association, what glorious results
might follow. Five millions OF men
and as many women and gills would
Join at once, and each one would
plant tree and name it Grover or
frankie. Think of man with ten
of monuments and a con-
.inent of outrageous forests. !
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-02
Mustang linilnent

MEXICAN MUSTANG LINMENT applied visor.
ou>y Is death t. SNnucy, Wind calls * sore Backs
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-02
DAILY EXAMINER.
Largest Circulation in Central Texas.

Entered at Postotlioe at Waco, Tex. IA sec
ond-cgss mail matter
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1887-11-17
STORING CABBAGE FOR WIN
TER.

Cabbages, carefully stored, will not
lose anything, and often gain much by
being attended to in a proper manner.
We prefer pulling and storing the
same day. The general practice is to
pull, turn oven with roots up, and allow
them time to "dry" before storing.
Now a cabbage, if it lies a day in a.
bright. sun with the roots up, loses con-
siderable of its moisture by evapora-
ton, leaving it in a wilted condition,
and if kept long in this state is unfit.
for use. BY pulling on a dry day,
about the second week in November,
and storing at once, they have not had
enough. of frost to injure them, nor
are they allowed to get dry and lose
their succulent condition. When pull
ing them, all hard heads are selected
and kept by themselves, to be packed
in trenches with the leaves carefully
tucked around them, and roots up,
using for a covering finely pulverized
soil packed closely around the heads.
If the weather is warm at the time,
only about an inch or two is put ON,
and more added as the severity of the
weather demands more protection.
The loose heads are kept by them
selves, and buried with roots down and
heads up; in this condition they gain
in solidity if not in size. They must
never be allowed to get very dry, Or
have much of the soil shaken from the
roots when planted. 1t takes a good
deep furrow to get them suitably set
in, with roots down, but it can mostly
be done with the pillow. Much of the
covering can also be done by bringing
the soil up against the plants with the
pillow, and then shoveling it around
them as compactly as possible. Ii
packed firmly they keep better and
mice are less likely to injure them by
burrowing around and cutting them.
In order to get at them during winter,
a covering of leaves or any rough ma
terial which will keep out the frost, is
necessary. When selecting a place to
store cabbages, it is necessary to have
ground where water does not stand,
but passes off freely and quickly; stag.
nant water soon rots them, and they
will not remain long in good condition
where they are not kept dry.-Coup-4
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